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The only big problem here is that field theory is incompatible with GR, not SR. True. Everybody knows this is the biggest problem in physics. No one knows whether the flaw is in GR, field theory, or both. However, either way, there is no problem between field theory and SR. Field theory has SR built in, and is (objectively measured) the most precise scientific theory in history. If you argue this, I'll swamp you with experimental proofs. [[User:Cuddlytakun|Cuddlytakun]] 15:53, 18 May 2009 (EDT)

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:"Cuddlytakun", you've obviously made up your mind that [[action at a distance]] and [[non-locality]] must not exist. But all evidence is against your view. Would you support spending another billion dollars of taxpayer money looking for [[gravitons]] to support your view? I hope not.

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:How about this: raise ''private'' capital for searching for gravitons to support your philosophy. Then we'll see how many really agree with you, rather than just going along for the ride.--[[User:Aschlafly|Andy Schlafly]] 20:10, 18 May 2009 (EDT)

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